// question: 17151822 name: Abraham Lincoln shared John Brown's view that abolition must be enacted with ... ::Abraham Lincoln shared John Brown's view that abolition must be enacted with ...::[html]Abraham Lincoln shared John Brown's view that abolition must be enacted with violence.{FALSE} // question: 17151810 name: By 1856, Republicans had begun to dominate party politics in the North. ::By 1856, Republicans had begun to dominate party politics in the North.::[html]By 1856, Republicans had begun to dominate party politics in the North.{TRUE} // question: 17151834 name: By the late 1850s, the United States was the leading industrial producer in ... ::By the late 1850s, the United States was the leading industrial producer in ...::[html]By the late 1850s, the United States was the leading industrial producer in the world.{FALSE} // question: 17151820 name: Charles Sumner's "Crime against Kansas" speech on the Senate floor compared ... ::Charles Sumner's "Crime against Kansas" speech on the Senate floor compared ...::[html]Charles Sumner's "Crime against Kansas" speech on the Senate floor compared southerners to drunks, rapists, and Don Quixote.{TRUE} // question: 17151837 name: Economic diversification made no headway in the South during the 1850s. ::Economic diversification made no headway in the South during the 1850s.::[html]Economic diversification made no headway in the South during the 1850s.{FALSE} // question: 17151840 name: George Fitzhugh supported the free-market capitalist system. ::George Fitzhugh supported the free-market capitalist system.::[html]George Fitzhugh supported the free-market capitalist system.{FALSE} // question: 17151817 name: George Fitzhugh's book Cannibals All reinforced what Helper had written in Th... ::George Fitzhugh's book Cannibals All reinforced what Helper had written in Th...::[html]George Fitzhugh's book Cannibals All reinforced what Helper had written in The Impending Crisis.{FALSE} // question: 17151814 name: Immigrants did not seem very interested in politics. Many of the ... ::Immigrants did not seem very interested in politics. Many of the ...::[html]Immigrants did not seem very interested in politics. Many of the abolitionists advocated depriving white immigrants and Catholics of equal rights.{FALSE} // question: 17151808 name: In the Dred Scott decision, Chief Justice Roger Taney said that the lower ... ::In the Dred Scott decision, Chief Justice Roger Taney said that the lower ...::[html]In the Dred Scott decision, Chief Justice Roger Taney said that the lower court was correct in accepting the case since free blacks are citizens of the United States.{FALSE} // question: 17151824 name: James Buchanan was president during the debate over the Kansas-Nebraska bill. ::James Buchanan was president during the debate over the Kansas-Nebraska bill.::[html]James Buchanan was president during the debate over the Kansas-Nebraska bill.{FALSE} // question: 17151806 name: John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry was mocked by the South as a failure. ::John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry was mocked by the South as a failure.::[html]John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry was mocked by the South as a failure.{FALSE} // question: 17151812 name: Most of the foreign-born voters in the 1830s and 1840s joined the ... ::Most of the foreign-born voters in the 1830s and 1840s joined the ...::[html]Most of the foreign-born voters in the 1830s and 1840s joined the Know-Nothing Party.{FALSE} // question: 17151833 name: Most railroad construction was in the south. ::Most railroad construction was in the south.::[html]Most railroad construction was in the south.{FALSE} // question: 17151830 name: No southern justices supported the Dred Scott decision. ::No southern justices supported the Dred Scott decision.::[html]No southern justices supported the Dred Scott decision.{FALSE} // question: 17151805 name: On average, wages and opportunities for workers were greater in the North ... ::On average, wages and opportunities for workers were greater in the North ...::[html]On average, wages and opportunities for workers were greater in the North than anywhere else.{TRUE} // question: 17151809 name: Preston Brooks led an effort to pass a federal law allowing slavery in all ... ::Preston Brooks led an effort to pass a federal law allowing slavery in all ...::[html]Preston Brooks led an effort to pass a federal law allowing slavery in all territories.{FALSE} // question: 17151826 name: Southern Whigs felt betrayed by Zachary Taylor on the issue of California's ... ::Southern Whigs felt betrayed by Zachary Taylor on the issue of California's ...::[html]Southern Whigs felt betrayed by Zachary Taylor on the issue of California's status.{TRUE} // question: 17151838 name: Southerners had a larger percentage of their capital invested in lands and ... ::Southerners had a larger percentage of their capital invested in lands and ...::[html]Southerners had a larger percentage of their capital invested in lands and slaves in 1860 than they had had ten years earlier.{TRUE} // question: 17151819 name: Stephen A. Douglas relied on his imposing size, rather than parliamentary ... ::Stephen A. Douglas relied on his imposing size, rather than parliamentary ...::[html]Stephen A. Douglas relied on his imposing size, rather than parliamentary skills, to force bills through the Senate.{FALSE} // question: 17151811 name: Stephen Douglas believed that slavery and freedom were incompatible. ::Stephen Douglas believed that slavery and freedom were incompatible.::[html]Stephen Douglas believed that slavery and freedom were incompatible.{FALSE} // question: 17151836 name: The cover of De Bow's Review proclaimed that "Cotton is King." ::The cover of De Bow's Review proclaimed that "Cotton is King."::[html]The cover of De Bow's Review proclaimed that "Cotton is King."{FALSE} // question: 17151818 name: The debates over the Dred Scott decision destroyed the Whig Party. ::The debates over the Dred Scott decision destroyed the Whig Party.::[html]The debates over the Dred Scott decision destroyed the Whig Party.{FALSE} // question: 17151831 name: The Dred Scott decision was improperly influenced by President-elect James ... ::The Dred Scott decision was improperly influenced by President-elect James ...::[html]The Dred Scott decision was improperly influenced by President-elect James Buchanan.{TRUE} // question: 17151825 name: The elections of 1854 were disastrous for northern Democrats. ::The elections of 1854 were disastrous for northern Democrats.::[html]The elections of 1854 were disastrous for northern Democrats.{TRUE} // question: 17151839 name: The gap between the rich and poor was larger in the north than in the south. ::The gap between the rich and poor was larger in the north than in the south.::[html]The gap between the rich and poor was larger in the north than in the south.{FALSE} // question: 17151815 name: The Impending Crisis of the South exaggerated the disaffection of most ... ::The Impending Crisis of the South exaggerated the disaffection of most ...::[html]The Impending Crisis of the South exaggerated the disaffection of most nonslaveholders in the South.{TRUE} // question: 17151816 name: The Impending Crisis of the South was a bestseller among advocates of slavery. ::The Impending Crisis of the South was a bestseller among advocates of slavery.::[html]The Impending Crisis of the South was a bestseller among advocates of slavery.{FALSE} // question: 17151823 name: The Kansas-Nebraska bill passed easily in the House of Representatives. ::The Kansas-Nebraska bill passed easily in the House of Representatives.::[html]The Kansas-Nebraska bill passed easily in the House of Representatives.{FALSE} // question: 17151813 name: The Know-Nothing Party was so named because its members were ignorant and ... ::The Know-Nothing Party was so named because its members were ignorant and ...::[html]The Know-Nothing Party was so named because its members were ignorant and uneducated.{FALSE} // question: 17151804 name: The leading advocate for southern economic diversification was James D. B. De... ::The leading advocate for southern economic diversification was James D. B. De...::[html]The leading advocate for southern economic diversification was James D. B. De Bow.{TRUE} // question: 17151832 name: The Lecompton debate seriously split the Democratic Party. ::The Lecompton debate seriously split the Democratic Party.::[html]The Lecompton debate seriously split the Democratic Party.{TRUE} // question: 17151821 name: The Panic of 1857 stemmed entirely from domestic causes. ::The Panic of 1857 stemmed entirely from domestic causes.::[html]The Panic of 1857 stemmed entirely from domestic causes.{FALSE} // question: 17151807 name: The Panic of 1857 strengthened the South's support of their slave-based ... ::The Panic of 1857 strengthened the South's support of their slave-based ...::[html]The Panic of 1857 strengthened the South's support of their slave-based economy.{TRUE} // question: 17151829 name: The Republican Party advocated racial equality in the election of 1856. ::The Republican Party advocated racial equality in the election of 1856.::[html]The Republican Party advocated racial equality in the election of 1856.{FALSE} // question: 17151828 name: The Republicans were the first truly sectional party in American history. ::The Republicans were the first truly sectional party in American history.::[html]The Republicans were the first truly sectional party in American history.{TRUE} // question: 17151835 name: The South did not share in the economy's rapid growth following recovery from... ::The South did not share in the economy's rapid growth following recovery from...::[html]The South did not share in the economy's rapid growth following recovery from the depression of 1837-1843.{FALSE} // question: 17151841 name: The widespread use of the sewing machine in the 1850s made life easier for ... ::The widespread use of the sewing machine in the 1850s made life easier for ...::[html]The widespread use of the sewing machine in the 1850s made life easier for seamstresses.{FALSE} // question: 17151827 name: When two competing legislatures emerged in Kansas, the House of ... ::When two competing legislatures emerged in Kansas, the House of ...::[html]When two competing legislatures emerged in Kansas, the House of Representatives recognized the one that supported slavery.{FALSE}